Twenty years of protection of civilians at the UN Security CouncilBriefing papers | May 2019 | Sarah AdamczykExploring the current state of the protection of civilians in armed conflict agenda and proposing steps to help close the gap between law and action. Downloads
STATEMENT: States must maintain commitment for Global Compact for Migration to ensure safety of migrantsPress release | 9 December 2018Governments are due to sign up to the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration in Marrakech, Morocco, on Monday Find out more
STATEMENT: ODI response to the IPCC climate change report Press release | 8 October 2018The UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has today warned of the serious consequences of global temperatures rising above 1.5 degrees C Find out more
Leaders warning progress too slow: a view from UNGAComment | 25 September 2018 | Alex ThierThe theme of this year’s UN General Assembly seems to be 'a worried world'. We need to turn this anxiety into action to make progress on the SDGs. Read and comment
ODI in conversation with Achim SteinerPublic event | 1 May 2018 16:00 - 17:30 BSTUNDP Administrator joins ODI in conversation on how to deliver more effective and integrated support to realise the 2030 Agenda. Find out more
Pathways for Peace: our experts' impressions of the new reportComment | 13 March 2018 | Alex Thier, Mareike Schomerus and Sara PantulianoThree ODI conflict and peace-building experts reflect on the United Nations' and World Bank's ambitious new report, ‘Pathways for Peace'. Read and comment
The UN wants to focus on people – but is more 'peace diplomacy' the answer?Comment | 19 September 2017 | Mareike SchomerusThe UN has called for a surge in 'peace diplomacy'. With UNGA 72 under way, Mareike Schomerus asks, what is 'peace diplomacy' and is it the answer? Read and comment
Will new faces at UNGA 72 reform or wreck the UN?Comment | 18 September 2017 | Alex ThierA partnership between Guterres and Trump could save millions of lives. Read and comment
Delivering the UN ‘sustaining peace’ agendaBriefing papers | September 2017 | Victoria Metcalfe-Hough, Alastair McKechnie and Sara PantulianoThis briefing note sets out proposals for Member States to consider to ensure that the UN system is fit for the purpose of sustaining peace. Downloads
Not all countries ready to meet 'leave no one behind' commitments – ODI expertsPress release | 17 July 2017Only 25 of the 44 countries presenting progress on the SDGs at the UN this week are ready to meet the central commitment of “leaving no-one behind” Find out more
